2019 Honda Passport Sport
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Notes from the dealer
Practical buyers looking for an SUV that balances daily usability with long-haul reliability will find the Passport Sport well-suited to their needs. Its all-wheel drive system is ideal for managing Midwest winters and rural routes around Sw Mt Vernon, IA, while features like adaptive cruise control and dual-zone climate control deliver comfort and convenience for families or commuters. The vehicle's history as a non-smoker unit also signals a clean environment for passengers, making it a smart choice for those who value interior upkeep and long-term satisfaction.
Under the hood, the Passport Sport features a 3.5L V6 24V SOHC i-VTEC engine paired with a 9-speed automatic transmission and all-wheel drive. This combination has earned a reputation for longevity and consistent performance, supporting years of dependable service. With EPA estimates of 19 MPG city and 24 MPG highway, the Passport delivers competitive efficiency for its class, keeping fuel costs manageable even for drivers with longer daily commutes or frequent road trips. The powertrain is engineered for durability, helping minimize major repair expenses over the vehicleâs lifetime.
Ownership costs are further reduced by advanced active safety features, which serve not only to protect occupants but also to help avoid costly accidents. The Passport Sport includes adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, lane keep assist, and a rear camera, all designed to assist drivers in maintaining control and awareness. Anti-lock brakes and the Collision Mitigation Braking System add layers of protection, supporting safe driving in a range of conditions and potentially lowering long-term insurance costs by helping prevent incidents.
The Passport Sport comes equipped with a thoughtful suite of features centered on comfort and everyday usability. Highlights include dual-zone climate control, a 215-watt audio system with seven speakers, steering wheel mounted audio controls, remote keyless entry, and automatic temperature control. The rear air conditioning and split-folding rear seat enhance family versatility, while the electronic stability control and emergency communication system contribute to everyday peace of mind. These features combine to make ownership more convenient and enjoyable over time.
Compared to rivals like the Toyota 4Runner and Ford Edge, the Passport Sport stands out for its well-balanced mix of reliability, resale value, and standard features. While some competitors may offer higher towing capacities or different performance options, the Passportâs strength lies in its proven Honda engineering, which historically results in lower depreciation and repair costs. For buyers focused on minimizing total ownership expenses, its combination of all-wheel drive, strong feature set, and positive long-term reputation make it a compelling alternative within the midsize SUV segment.
What warranty coverage came with this vehicle? The Passport originally included a 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty and a 5-year/unlimited-mile corrosion warranty, both transferable to subsequent owners, along with 3 years/36,000 miles of roadside assistance.
To learn more about cost-effective SUV ownership, contact Lynch Ford Chevrolet at 319-895-8500 or visit 410 Business 30 Sw Mt Vernon, IA 52314. Explore how the 2019 Honda Passport Sport can deliver lasting value and reliability for your daily drive or family adventures.
KBB.com Consumer Reviews
- 5.0
Quick and easy
by Chuck on 8/15/2026 2:51:51 AM
This is quick and easy to drive. And almost no maintenance at 50000 miles. Huge back seats and nice tall ride. - 4.0
2025 Honda Passport EXL.
by C JfM on 4/1/2026 6:07:02 PM
Purchased this vehicle almost one year ago and it has for the most part been a very good buy. The vehicle has performed well and gets good gas mileage averaging 23.5 MPG. My only beef so far has been the infotainment center. I was never able to fully use it except make calls and receive text messages. The radio system worked but the mapping etc. never worked because I couldn't get my phone to pair up with the system as it is supposed to do. I finally after three 130 mile round trips to the dealer got it somewhat working by purchasing a heavier power cord from Walmart. The system had been completely replaced once. The service department seemed not have a clue about it. Finally one young man after much talk and debate tried his phones cord and it worked. It will still not hook up by bluetooth, and my research has revealed that this is a common problem. I think Hondas reputation as a first rate car company is a little overstated. These day and times problems such as this should have been corrected by the manufacturer. I purchased a new Nissan truck a couple months ago and the system worked flawless in it I have the feeling that they were well aware of this problem all along didn't want to admit it. If I hadn't got a little adamant about getting something done, I still wouldn't have been able to get the system partially working! This is not good service and I blame Honda for not caring enough to get the bugs worked out of this system. - 5.0
Great car except
by Hope for a solution on 12/9/2025 12:10:46 PM
I love this car. It has every possible option, drives great & is very comfortable & roomy. I wish the gas milage was a little better but my BIG issue with this model is where Honda put the indicator lights for the blind spot monitoring. It should be put back in the side mirrors. This is a big big mistake Honda!!!
